Calculate the net torque about point O for the three forces (F₁=15.7 N, F₂=17.8 N and F3 =20 N) applied on the rod as shown in the figure, where =25.2°. The rod and all forces are in the plane of the page. Assume the z-axis to be the axis perpendicular to the page. 12.0 m F₁ 13.00 m 90.0° -4.00m- F2 10.3 m N, about the z-axis 147 m.N, about the z-axis -66.5 m-N, about the z-axis 308 m.N, about the z-axis F3

Calculate the net torque about point O for the three forces (F₁=15.7 N, F₂=17.8 N and F3 =20 N) applied on the rod as shown in the figure, where =25.2°. The rod and all forces are in the plane of the page. Assume the z-axis to be the axis perpendicular to the page. 12.0 m F₁ 13.00 m 90.0° -4.00m- F2 10.3 m N, about the z-axis 147 m.N, about the z-axis -66.5 m-N, about the z-axis 308 m.N, about the z-axis F3

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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